Abandoned at the Altar

"Fresh, fabulous and ravishingly romantic, Wedding of the Season is one of the best romances of the season! Laura Lee Guhrke has earned a permanent spot on my keeper shelf." -Teresa Medeiros The first book in New York Times and USA Today bestseller Laura Lee Guhrke's delightful "Abandoned at the Altar" historical romance series-featuring the amorous exploits of three sexy dukes and the ladies who capture their hearts-Wedding of the Season is the story of the perfect match that wasn't, when William James Mallory reluctantly leaves Lady Beatrix, his bride-to-be, behind to pursue a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. A deliciously sensuous Victorian romance, Wedding of the Season is pure Guhrke gold-and the reason why perennial bestseller Christina Dodd insists that, "Laura Lee Guhrke is always a delight to read," and historical romance superstar Julia Quinn says, "I adore everything she writes."

"Passionate and exciting, Laura Lee Guhrke is always a delight to read." -Christina Dodd "I adore everything she writes." -Julia Quinn With Scandal of the Year New York Times and USA Today bestseller Laura Lee Guhrke continues her wonderful "Abandoned at the Altar" historical romance series-the breathtaking chronicles of the amorous exploits of three sexy dukes and the ladies who capture their hearts. A Victorian Era delight, Scandal of the Year follows Guhrke's delightful Wedding of the Season ("One of the best romances of the season!" -Teresa Medeiros), telling a wickedly romantic tale of a desperate lady looking to create a scandal that will free her from a horrible marriage-a scheme that turns the life of an unsuspecting, love-struck duke upside-down!

"Passionate and exciting, Laura Lee Guhrke is always a delight to read." -Christina Dodd New York Times bestseller Laura Lee Guhrke's delicious Abandoned at the Altar series has historical romance readers eagerly saying, "I do!" Trouble at the Wedding is the third unforgettable walk down the aisle by the always delightful RITA Award winning author. The marriage ceremony of a Victorian heiress to the "perfect man" is most rudely interrupted by a meddlesome duke who's convinced the bewitching lady is making a the biggest mistake of her life. Fans of Julia Quinn and Elizabeth Boyle will most certainly want to be in attendance to discover why Ms. Quinn herself calls the romance novels of Laura Lee Guhrke, "Better than chocolate."